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text: through the miles through the years, all the smiles and all the tears, you and me we're sticking tight, side by side we'll win this fight. people may wonder, they may stare, but you and i, we don't care because i have you and you have me; last i checked that's all we need. with you i'll jump cause in you i trust. this weary life is such a bust but you my love, you my life, make it all feel alright. so don't you worry, don't you cry, our time will come by and by. one day we'll shine, one day we'll awe and those who doubted will see their flaw. the future is ours to have to hold and believe me boy we will be bold. we'll we'll seize the day and live in light, just hang in steady and hold on tight. the truest lovers face the biggest tests, we gotta prove that we're the best. but don't you know, we really are, we've stayed together near and far. trials we've passed, our love it lasts. we're making it through, defying our pasts. our horizon is wide, the sky is tall, with you i'll plunge, take the fall; because you are my everything in who i believe, blindly i love, i'l never leave. there may be miles between us now, but the day is coming we'll take our vows. forever is ours to make our own, a whole lot of miles wont make me groan. i know i have you and you know you have me, and together us two, that makes 'we'. the power in 'we' is bigger than 'me', it's taller than i more vast than the sky. all this is is a matter of time, a matter of patience, a matter of rhyme.


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Lucille Clifton
Biography of Lucille Clifton
an American writer and educator from Buffalo, New York. From 1979–1985 she was Poet Laureate of Maryland. Common topics in her poetry include the celebration of her African American heritage, and feminist themes, with particular emphasis on the female body.
Life and career
Lucille Clifton (born Thelma Lucille Sayles) grew up in Buffalo, New York, and graduated from Fosdick-Masten Park High School in 1953. She went on to study on a scholarship at Howard University from 1953 to 1955, and after leaving over poor grades, studied at the State University of New York at Fredonia (near Buffalo).
In 1958, she married Fred James Clifton, a professor of Philosophy at the University of Buffalo, and a sculptor whose carvings depicted African faces. Lucille worked as a claims clerk in the New York State Division of Employment, Buffalo (1958–1960), and as literature assistant in the Office of Education in Washington, D.C. (1960–1971). Writer Ishmael Reed, introduced Mrs. Clifton to her husband Fred, while he was organizing The Buffalo Community Drama Workshop. Fred and Lucille Clifton starred in the group's version of "The Glass Menagerie" which was called "Poetic and Sensitive" by The Buffalo Evening News.
In 1966, Reed took Mrs. Clifton's poetry to Langston Hughes, who included them in his anthology "The Poetry Of The Negro." In 1967, they moved to Baltimore, Maryland. Her first poetry collection Good Times was published in 1969, and listed by The New York Times as one of the year's 10 best books. From 1971 to 1974, Lucille Clifton was poet-in-residence at Coppin State College in Baltimore. From 1979 to 1985, she was Poet Laureate of the state of Maryland. From 1982 to 1983 she was visiting writer at Columbia University School of the Arts and at George Washington University. In 1984, her husband died of cancer.
From 1985 to 1989, Clifton was a professor of literature and creative writing at the University of California, Santa Cruz. She was Distinguished Professor of Humanities at St. Mary's College of Maryland. From 1995 to 1999, she was Visiting Professor at Columbia University. In 2006, she was a fellow at Dartmouth College.
Lucille Clifton traced her family's roots to the West African Kingdom of Dahomey, now the Republic of Benin. Growing up she was told by her mother, "Be proud, you're from Dahomey women!" She cites as one of her ancestors the first black woman to be "legally hanged" for manslaughter in the state of Kentucky during the time of Slavery in the United States. Girls in her family are born with an extra finger on each hand, a genetic trait known as polydactyly. Lucille's two extra fingers were amputated surgically when she was a small child, a common practice at that time for reasons of superstition and social stigma. Her "two ghost fingers" and their activities became a theme in her poetry and other writings. Health problems in her later years included painful gout which gave her some difficulty in walking.
Her series of children's books about a young black boy began with 1970's Some of the Days of Everett Anderson. Everett Anderson, a recurring character in many of her books, spoke in authentic African-American dialect and dealt with real life social problems. Her work features in anthologies such as My Black Me: A Beginning Book of Black Poetry (Ed. Arnold Adoff), A Poem of Her Own: Voices of American Women Yesterday and Today (Ed. Catherine Clinton), Black Stars: African American Women Writers (Ed. Brenda Scott Wilkinson) and Bedrock: Writers on the Wonders of Geology (Ed. Lauret E. Savoy, Eldridge M. Moores, and Judith E. Moores (Trinity University Press). Studies about her life and writings include Wild Blessings: The Poetry of Lucille Clifton (LSU Press, 2004) by Hilary Holladay and Lucille Clifton: Her Life and Letters (Praeger, 2006) by Mary Jane Lupton.
She received a Creative Writing Fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts in 1970 and 1973, and a grant from the Academy of American Poets. She has received the Charity Randall prize, the Jerome J. Shestack Prize from the American Poetry Review, and an Emmy Award. Her children's book, Everett Anderson's Good-bye, won the 1984 Coretta Scott King Award. In 1988, she became the first author to have two books of poetry chosen as finalists for the Pulitzer Prize. For 1991/1992, she was awarded the Shelley Memorial Award. She received the Lannan Literary Award for Poetry in 1996. Her volume, Blessing the Boats: New and Collected Poems 1988–2000 won the National Book Award for Poetry in 2000. From 1999 to 2005, she served on the Board of Chancellors of the Academy of American Poets. In 2007, Clifton won the Ruth Lilly Poetry Prize; the $100,000 prize honors a living U.S. poet whose "lifetime accomplishments warrant extraordinary recognition." Clifton is set to receive the Robert Frost Medal for lifetime achievement posthumously, from the Poetry Society of America.
Lucille Clifton's Works:
Poetry collections
Good Times New York: Random House, 1969
Good News About the Earth New York: Random House, 1972
An Ordinary Woman New York: Random House, 1974)
Two-Headed Woman University of Massachusetts Press, Amherst, 1980
Good Woman: Poems and a Memoir: 1969–1980 Brockport: BOA Editions, 1987
Next: New Poems Brockport: BOA Editions, Ltd., 1987
Ten Oxherding Pictures Santa Cruz: Moving Parts Press, 1988
Quilting: Poems 1987–1990 Brockport: BOA Editions, Ltd., 1991
The Book of Light Port Townsend: Copper Canyon Press, 1993
The Terrible Stories Brockport: BOA Editions, 1996
Blessing The Boats: New and Collected Poems 1988–2000, Rochester: BOA Editions, 2000; Paw Prints, 2008
Mercy Rochester: BOA Editions, 2004
Voices Rochester: BOA Editions
Children's Books
Three Wishes (Doubleday)
The Boy Who Didn't Believe In Spring (Penguin)
The Lucky Stone. Delacorte Press. 1979. ; Reprint Yearling Books
The Times They Used To Be (Henry Holth & Co)
All Us Come Cross the Water ( Henry Holth & Co)
My Friend Jacob (Dutton)
Amifika (Dutton)
Sonora the Beautiful (Dutton)
The Black B C's (Dutton)
The Palm of My Heart: Poetry by African American Children. Introduction by Lucille Clifton (San Val)
The Everett Anderson Series
Everett Anderson's Goodbye (Henry Holt)
One of the Problems of Everett Anderson (Henry Holt)
Everett Anderson's Friend (Henry Holt)
Everett Anderson's Christmas Coming (Henry Holt)
Everett Anderson's 1-2-3 (Henry Holt)
Everett Anderson's Year (Henry Holt)
Some of the Days of Everett Anderson (Henry Holt)
Everett Andersson's Nine Month Long (Henry Holt)
Generations: A Memoir, Random House, New York, 1976
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Built a custom PLC-based control box for my home system. User interface provided by open-source EPICS control system software.
Reblogged 1 year ago from www.youtube.comI think it was something like $90 (a couple years ago). I see they shutdown the online ordering until they are back from vacation, so the prices aren't visible.
Great! I just went to their site, bummer they are closed for 2 weeks. They do not have the pricing anywhere I can see it. What is the ball park on prices?
It's the unit from super-feeder-dot-com It's one of the few that can be powered and triggered by a single external 12V – 24V line.
What is the name of your fish feeder?
ahhh, VERY, VERY AWESOME! The automation and data capturing is really cool! Have you been able to use any of the data to make adjustments to growing the food more efficiently? Or maybe to flow rates of the water? Has the data showing anything unusual that you didn't expect? Curious to know thanks!
I must admit that you have inspired me mate,
Thanks for the tip. I know I could do this much cheaper with something like you mention (or Arduino). I intentionally chose a PLC, though, because the greenhouse environment is very harsh, and PLC's are designed to tolerate wide temperature and humidity swings. Having said that, I could probably buy 2 controllers for the cost of 1 PLC
Thanks! I did another one of these for a greenhouse, and built it with much better wire management The pH sensor is a sealed unit, so no topping up. I think it's supposed to last about 5 years. It came very well calibrated, and hasn't drifted since, but I did check it with calibration solutions. One thing I noticed is that some pumps leak current into the water and screw up the pH reading. Good luck!
Oh I should mention though, the programming in the red lion is done using a version of C and not ladder. I'm sure you wouldn't have a problem but some people may find C harder than ladder logic.
If you use a red lion controller, it is very cheap and has built in web server so that you can have the HMI (graphs, controls etc) programmed and stored in the PLC itself. And you can access it with any web browser.
Good job mate. I'm a control system engineer and have been thinking of doing something like this for some time now. Does the pH sensor require any regular recalibration or liquids/materials that need to be topped up? i.e. is the pH maintenance free?
Great vids dude. Watched them all, very informative
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Wow, you outdid yourself with this automation system!
So very cool… I've been dreaming about doing this when I build my greenhouse this summer as I plan on leaving it for half the week. However, most people will tell you to feed the fish yourself when you can because their behavior changes when something is amiss… I wonder if you can find ammonia and nitrite sensors.
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The Central government on Friday asked the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) not to facilitate Suresh Kalmadi's visit to London to attend the Olympic Games.
A letter from the Sports Ministry was dispatched to IOA Secretary-General Randhir Singh.
This followed a Delhi court ruling earlier in the day that Mr. Kalmadi could go to London. Special CBI judge Talwant Singh allowed his application to visit London from July 26 to August 13 and asked him to furnish a bond of Rs.10 lakh and a surety for a like amount.
Mr. Kalmadi is the main accused in the CWG Timing, Scoring, Results System contract scam case.
Joint Secretary Onkar Kedia wrote to the IOA: "Taking into consideration the serious charges levelled against Shri Kalmadi in the matters relating to [the] conduct of the Commonwealth Games 2010 and that the court is still seized of the matter, the Ministry requests that the Indian Olympic Association, on ethical grounds, should not facilitate or sponsor the visit of Shri Kalmadi to London in any manner including air travel, lodging and boarding (sic) in London and giving tickets for witnessing the opening and closing ceremonies and sports competitions of the London Olympics... "
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The relative dearth of international buyers in the last four years has lifted as sentiment around politics and global economics improves, and the situation is helped by market cooling measures in places such as Singapore and Hong Kong
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The residential property market has been waiting for signs of a return of foreign investors after a few lean years following the 2008-2009 financial crisis. Now, with statistics from our residential sales activities showing favourable trends of foreign interest, it appears the time has come to welcome back these investors to the condominium market.
Historically, foreign buyers have played a crucial role in driving the local property market, accounting for up to 35% of the demand for condominiums in Bangkok's main commercial districts prior to 2008. The global economic crisis was undoubtedly one of many factors reducing foreign investment to well below 20% over the past four years, during which time the Bangkok residential market has relied very much on local demand. While prices have consistently moved up, a real push in demand and prices, particularly in the luxury market, will only be achieved with inbound foreign investment.
Based on our own statistics, 21% of luxury units sold in Bangkok in 2012 by CBRE were sold to foreign buyers. This is an improvement from 14% in 2011. The trend is expected to continue this year.
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Hi all. I am having an problem with light green grass (or something) in my previously awesome, mostly TTTF lawn. It comes in patches and spreads more and more each year. It also grows faster than the regular, darker green TTTF. Even when it gets pretty tall, it has no seed heads, so I'm thinking it's not Poa?
I'm worried that I have used too many varieties of TTTF fescue over the years, including some blends with KBG in them. Could it just be different varieties of turf grass? Below are some pictures. Any thoughts on the issue and resolution? Is any more info needed? Thanks! |
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- Posted by iforgotitsonevermind ♪☺♫ (My Page) on Sun, Apr 19, 09 at 18:31
I don't think anyone can see what it is from this distance away in the photo but if you cut out a little piece of it and take a closup with your camera against a while background for contrast that will enable the lawncare forum here at gardenweb to identify the species and solution to the problem. |
- Posted by yankee_in_va z7 VA (My Page) on Sun, Apr 19, 09 at 19:02
Thanks. Here are some closer up pictures. In one I tried to show how it is somewhat brown at the bottom when you pull up a few fingers full of it. Let me know if this helps or if something else is needed. |
- Posted by garycinchicago Z5 Chicago IL. (My Page) on Sun, Apr 19, 09 at 22:55
Creeping bent. Ever notice a golf course, the light green grass where the hole and flag is? |
Here is a link that might be useful: Picture of creeping bent here - they match yours too!
It looks like poa annua or poa trivialis. Almost impossible to get rid of unless you use a nonselective herbicide (i.e. roundup) and reseed. Use a pre-emergent in the late summer/fall to prevent germination which takes place at this time. Water deep and infrequent in the summer. There is a product coming out called "certainty" (very expensive)which will be a selective herbicide against this grassy weed. JM |
If those light green patches develop seed heads like in the middle top pic, you will know then for sure, and it's already occuring here where I am and I've got it. If not, then it's probably not poa and what's mentioned above. Don't know. |
Here is a link that might be useful: poa link
- Posted by iforgotitsonevermind ♪☺♫ (My Page) on Mon, Apr 20, 09 at 12:34
That doesn't look like poa to me. Nor does it look like creeping bent. But I don't know what it is. One thing I do know is that it isn't TTTF so it's a weed and a grassy weed at that so the prescription for killing mentioned above for poa will work. |
could be grass seeded in the fall that has not reach maturity yet, hence the color? |
- Posted by yankee_in_va z7 VA (My Page) on Mon, Apr 20, 09 at 18:23
Thanks for all the replies. I never thought of it being bentgrass but it sure does look like that. No seedheads, so no poa. I didn't seed in the fall since the lawn was in such great shape, so not immature grass. I think a fall pre-m would definitely help, but I missed that window for this year. Any more thoughts? |
- Posted by eriocaulon 5 (My Page) on Mon, Apr 20, 09 at 18:29
I would nuke it late summer and reseed just the patches. I'm way north of you, but those kinds of patches up here are almost always poa triv, poa annua or creeping bentgrass. Our bentgrass is not usually that light green so I will guess it is poa trivialis. |
- Posted by lawnOCD(email@example.com) onWed, May 6, 09 at 6:36
definitly looks like annual bluegrass (poa annua)Poa Triv will lay flat and will pull out with very short root base..Poa Annua will seed head in early spring and completly take over your lawn...Roundup (the expensive type) not the premixed blue type is the only thing that will kill it..I have hit it with the blue premixed stuff in mid summer to have it come right back weeks later...Airate your lawn every six months and overseed in very early fall,it loves shade,compacted soil and Nitrogen so stop fertilizing with a high N rate... |
I bet it gets real funny when the weather gets warm... not a complete dieback like poa annua, but it grows fast and then lays down on itself, creating dark wet brown clumps inside. My bet is poa triv and I think I have the same thing. I had planned to cut it out in my lawn and sod it. |
- Posted by garycinchicago Z5 Chicago IL. (My Page) on Wed, May 6, 09 at 8:50
>"Airate your lawn every six months" and bring even MORE new poa annua seeds to the surface so they can germinate. Think about it. |
- Posted by yankee_in_va z7 VA (My Page) on Wed, May 6, 09 at 22:36
Mooch -- You are exactly right!!! Grows fast and then lays down and has brown at the bottom. I'll do some research on poa triv I guess. Again no seed heads so really likely not poa annua. |
- Posted by eriocaulon 5 (My Page) on Thu, May 7, 09 at 9:00
Certainty - you probably cannot use it because you have TTTF. Fenoxaprop - might work if the poa triv is susceptible Ethofumesate - might work if the poa triv is susceptible Roundup - followed by reseeding |
- Posted by darrellt-loz (My Page) on Fri, May 15, 09 at 13:03
I have what appears to be the same problem. I live on the shoreline of Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri. At first I thought it was lack of fertilizer but that was wrong. It started in one small area and is getting larger, even crossing a sidewalk. In the past my tomato plants have suffered from a mold or mildew but that is very visible. The last 3 years, our spring to early summer has been very wet and humid. Soil is poor, sandy clay, fertilizer and summer watering is mandatory. Grass is slowly converting to zoysia, now covers 80 to 90% of the lawn. Although not presently visible, I'm wondering if it's some kind of mildew or rust. To that end I'm considering spraying with a mild detergent - hate to use chemicals so close to the water (10 feet and 2 feet up, separated by a concrete seawall). Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
I see runners (stolons) in the pictures, I'm sure now it is POA Trivialis and NOT POA Annua. Click on the link below: |
Here is a link that might be useful: Poa Trivialis from Purdue Univ.
- Posted by michiganmark 5 (My Page) on Mon, Jul 12, 10 at 11:16
Looks like I'm getting good information here, I too see these light colored, fine blade, quick to go dormant, and brown ground level stems. In the AM, it appears like animals had laid or rolled on the turf overnight. The patches are spreading and the visual is not good. I seeded my lawn (being in mid-Michigan) with Spartan Grade A 10 yrs ago. If no other answers come, I'll be using the shovel soon. Any and all comments welcomed. |
It is indeed Poa Trivialis, and here's a great guide to its removal: I think that the rake removal may work for the pictured lawn; maybe even a straight edger chopping vertically to slow its growth - probably best to do so before a spring pre-emerge treatment. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Rough Blue Removal
- Posted by nearandwest 7 (My Page) on Mon, Apr 4, 11 at 20:30
Even though this is an old thread, I'll still jump in here. Here in the South, we overseed bermuda grass putting greens on golf courses with Poa Trivialis. Makes a good putting surface through the winter, then dies out in early to mid summer so the bermuda can take over. I don't know of anyone who overseeds bermuda grass putting greens with perennial ryegrass any more. |
You are correct nearandwest, most golf courses use poa triv (or a mixture of triv, rye, and or creeping bent) to overseed bermuda greens. That poa triv, however, isn't generally what invades northern lawns like the one in the pictures. The one in the pics above is wild type poa triv. Its blades are much wider and coarser, and it grows fairly tall over the rest of the lawn. The poa triv used on overseeding is a highly specialized type. My whole back yard is composed of these specialized poa trivs since I have tons of shade and moist conditions. If you don't cut it at green heights it gets wider and more lawn like, but nothing like the wild stuff. If it was mixed into a tall fescue yard it would also stand out like the wild type since it grows fast and is lighter green. In a monostand like I have it looks very good. |
- Posted by nearandwest 7 (My Page) on Tue, Apr 5, 11 at 8:13
And it stripes well, also. Very nice! |
tiemco, That is Poa Triv? Wow. Very impressive color. overseeded greens share the same light apple green color as the wild stuff that invades tall fescue lawns, but what you have there looks as good as any tall fescue I have seen, and stripes better! Where did you find Poa Triv seed? I have a largely shaded backyard that isn't growing tall fescue, or fine fescue very well and would like to try it out. |
The color is a bit misleading as it looks lighter in person, lighter than my tall fescue and different in texture, but if the whole lawn is a consistent color I personally think the shade of green is not as important. Golf fairways are light green compared to most elite KBG cultivars, but I would prefer a consistent fairway colored lawn over a splotchy KBG lawn (of course a consistent KBG is ideal). It isn't a very hardy grass, so if the area gets a lot of traffic it's a poor choice. Also if you live in the transition zone, it might not fare to well in the high heat and long summers. It needs about 2 hours of good sun a day. In full shade it struggles. It also likes water since it has a shallow root system. I am considering an overseed with poa supina, another shade tolerant grass that is lighter green in color. Poa supina does much better in high traffic areas, is very disease tolerant, and spreads quickly as well. Unfortunately it is very expensive, 25-30 bucks a pound. You can find poa trivialis at a number of internet seed sellers, I bought some from Hogan Seed and Chas Hart seed. Outside pride carries poa triv, poa triv/poa supina mix, and straight poa supina. |
yankee_in_va z7 VAl, I know this is an old thread, I'm curious what you have done for the lawn. I ask because for the first time in 40 years in the same house this started to happen this year! What I suspect happened is I had for the first time gotten someone to put treatments on the lawn, when the guy came he said he doesn't use a bluegrass mixture for reseeding ... huge mistake (just out of the hospital and wasn't on my toes) anyway the bright green patches are where the sun damage usually is- my neighbor has something like it that grows much faster than the rest of his lawn, these patches don't. BTW some of my neighbors grass started to grow in the middle of my lawn and it took a few years of pulling the crappy grass out, easy because it grew taller than the normal lawn. |
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My bad stuff definitely grew faster than the rest of the lawn, especially during good TTTF growing conditions. I ended up killing a lot of it with roundup and reseeding. It's better now but not completely gone. I could never track down where it came from, maybe from the "wild". Good luck. |
I have the same problem. Can anyone identify if this is poa, if so I will dig it up and re-seed with tall fescue. Thanks Gordon |
It probably is, but it's too hard to tell from the picture you posted. Usually with triv you will have stolons. Use google to compare what you have to poa trivialis. |
Tenacity herbicide will wipe it out in two treatments. Above picture does look more like Trivialis than Annua because it has more a spreading than clumpy look to it and I want to say I see some stolons on that picture. |
I know this is an old thread, but Yankee, that light green grass is nimbelweed or nimblegrass. It's light green, pulls up very easy, and turns straw color with the onset of autumn. I have an issue in my lawn as well with light green grass, though it's not nimbleweed and it's not poa trivialis. Last fall I renovated and laid sod. WIthin the blend of Ky Bluegrass the sod farmer planted, was common KY Blue and Improved KY Blue. That common Blue has more verticle growth and a lighter green color. The Midnight variety in the blend is much lower growing and much darker in color. I'm just disgusted after spending $600 on sod and there's so much common in this stuff. |
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Gary Cole: Hospital ballot is bad business
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My letter is in reference to all the publicity surrounding the new hospital.
As a business owner in Craig, and from knowing many other business owners, I don't understand how a business (the hospital) could possibly be asking for any tax increases of any sort.
Every time I went to the hospital, it cost me a large amount of money, either paid by my insurance or myself. When my father died in the hospital, it still cost his family money. From my way of thinking, this makes it a business. If a business does not have the resources or budget to build new facilities, that is just too bad. Run your business better.
It would be better to use that money to make sure everyone had access to health care. My mother would be asked to pay for this hospital, but on her fixed income, couldn't afford to go there for any reason. Is that fair? I think not.
Public schools are funded by taxes; therefore, they have every right to ask for money for capitol expenses or improvements. Hospitals collect money every time someone goes to them. Let them pay for their own improvements.
As a business owner, that is what I have to do. When hospitals provide their services for the same price as public schools, then they deserve to be support as schools are supported.
Until then, they need to use budgets and better business practice to buy what they need.
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I agree with Gary Cole on just about every point he raises. Of particular concern is about folks who are on fixed incomes, ie, retirees. We have allotted our pension checks so that we have covered all of our obligations. Most retirees have little or no money left over at the end of the month. To add $50 to $100 in added taxes is unreasonable. Let the proponants of the new hospital live on $1000 per month and listen to them at the end of six months.
If the new hospital is truely needed, then pay as you go.
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How I learned to kinda, sorta like Oklahoma City
Despite taking the Sonics from Seattle, a trip to enemy territory teaches a lesson in forgiving and letting go.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Easiest assignment ever: Go to the town that abducted the Sonics and write some impressions.
Or, in other words, sip some Hater-ade and let 'er rip.
But a crazy thing happened on this disdainful mission. I learned to tolerate Oklahoma City. Then I learned to kinda, sorta like the place. And then, shocker of all shockers, I learned to accept it as an NBA city and stop connecting the Thunder with the Sonics.
For my next trick, I plan to fix the relationship between the United States and Iran.
After this unlikely journey, anything is possible.
It helped that one of my best friends, Cara, lives in the area. It helped that her husband, David, is a native Oklahoman and one of the most affable people you'll ever meet. They served as tour guides and influenced my perception of a city I had only visited once. But even without their help, the charm of this place probably would've won me over.
Clay Bennett and his partners, who were allowed to fleece Seattle a year ago today, are still the Oklahoma Raiders. I still think the market is too small for long-term NBA success unless the Thunder becomes a perennial contender. Nevertheless, I'm now convinced that Oklahoma City deserves an NBA franchise. It's just too bad it had to be ours.
The community embraced its pro team in a manner that made me wonder if this is what Seattle was like when the Sonics came to town in 1967. There's a civic pride here that had evaporated in Seattle because of the shady way the Sonics' relocation happened.
It starts with the general kindness of the people here. I needed to meet some Oklahoma City jerks to write the kind of column I wanted to write, but I didn't find any. Instead, I met people like the waitress at Toby Keith's I Love This Bar & Grill who wouldn't stop staring at me. She whispered to her co-workers and pointed. Finally, after a couple of minutes, she approached the table and revealed why she had been spying.
"I'm sorry to ask this, but I have to know," she said in a Southwestern twang. "Are you Wayman Tisdale's brother?"
Me? Kin to Wayman Tisdale, the late, great Oklahoma basketball star and musician? Never heard that one before.
"No, I'm not," I told her.
"Well, I just had to ask," the waitress replied. "Wayman's a legend in Oklahoma. It would've been great if you were his brother."
That's Oklahoma City for you. It's endearing.
The Thunder has benefited from the kindness. Despite losing 12 of their first 13 games and finishing with a 23-59 record, the ex-Sonics ranked 11th in the NBA in attendance this past season (18,693 fans per game). The novelty will wear off if the team keeps losing, but hope for the future remains. Ric Bucher of ESPN even went as far as dubbing the Thunder a team on the rise and possible playoff team next season.
Don't know about the playoffs, but general manager Sam Presti is amassing talent. He has four top-five draft picks since taking over in 2007 and turned them into Kevin Durant, Jeff Green, Russell Westbrook and James Harden, the former Arizona State star guard who will be an excellent pro. In addition, the Thunder will have salary-cap space to make a move this summer or next. Presti is a few wise decisions away from building a winner and finishing the task he started in Seattle.
Which is the most painful part.
As long as the Thunder remains an NBA afterthought, the loss won't be as hard to take. But if Durant starts making All-Star Games and playoff appearances, the pain will increase.
"They've got a chance to be really good," said David, my friend's husband. "Oklahoma is already behind 'em, but if they start winning a lot, watch out."
It's a positive thing for Oklahoma City and for the players who languished in uncertainty during the final years in Seattle, but it's hard not to think of the Thunder's potential success as a downer.
It gets better (or worse): Even though most national media types speculate that players will hate playing in Oklahoma City, the team's young stars — Durant, Green and Westbrook — haven't expressed any dislike of their new residence. In fact, Durant, the key to the Thunder's sustainability in OKC, has been very complimentary.
"Hopefully, I'll spend my whole career here," he told Yahoo! Sports earlier this year.
In professional sports, money and competitiveness are great equalizers. If Bennett pays to retain his players and Presti creates a winner, the Thunder will have a chance to be more than just the average small-market team.
And Oklahoma City will become more than the city that took Seattle's team.
"Seattle can't hate on Oklahoma forever, can it?" David asked.
I told him that we have bigger issues than Oklahoma, that we've moved on, that Seattleites are too worldly to let OKC get to them.
"Yeah, but bitterness gets the best of everybody sometimes," he replied.
Touché, David.
But bitterness is an improvement on hatred.
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Were you in the sold-out house for Andrew Bird's show at the Southern Theatre Friday night? If so, here's your chance to play rock critic. Let everybody know what you thought of the show...
From Tuesday night, to get you ready for Friday night. Tickets going fast.
Visitors of all ages came in droves to learn the basics of puppetry in a Young Arts workshop called Puppet Productions. The workshop was part of a two-Saturday event at Wexner Center for the Arts celebrating the legacy of Jim Henson that included his classic and rare film and video screenings, March 17 and 24.
Between films, families visited the Performance Space to create and perform their own sock puppet. They were greeted with piles of colorful socks, buttons, googley eyes, pom poms, and ping-pong balls and about twenty yards of cut-down felt, stacked by color. Professional puppeteer Jennifer Stoessner and a team of volunteers led families through the steps of constructing their own unique character based on specific personality traits. Families then planned a story or a skit to perform and Jennifer demonstrated how to operate puppets in front of a camera, using television monitors, just as Henson film and television puppeteers do.
Kids bounced around the puppet sets acting out their stories in front of two beautifully rich and vibrant sets, so they could watch their puppets on the TVs and the large screen onto which the footage was being projected at the front of the space. It was a great project for children to learn and be able to continue to create, design, and discover while at home! — Kendra Meyer & Sara Mitchell
Click here to see all the photos from the workshop!
If you were one of the many people at our sold out Armitage Gone! Dance event last night, we want to hear from you! Post your review in the comments section of the blog.
Cinema Revival: A Festival of Film Restoration features more than a dozen new restorations—and presentations by three industry experts—over five days. Festival passes available here.
Don't miss Retrospective: Mario Monicelli: socially conscious comedies screening throughout the month of February. See the full series here.
Julia Scher Perfect Conditions
Gregory Markopoulos: Film as Film
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24 [Away] from Yahweh are the steps of a strong man, and how will humankind understand his ways? | 24 A man's steps are directed by the LORD. How then can anyone understand his own way? |
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This course offers an introduction to the HP Desigjet Z5200 and Z6200 printers, their positioning in the graphics markets and their target customers, key product highlights and deep dive into each products technology benefits. The course also includes information on available HP software solutions, information for upselling and upgrading products and available accessories. The course highlights key applications and media used together with useful competitive information in a "3 minutes to sell" format.
This course introduces the HP Designjet Z6200 and shows where it fits in the line up of production printers for the graphics market. There is is a side by side comparison and positioning vs. the HP Designjet Z5200.
This course introduces the HP Designjet Z6200 and shows where it fits in the line up of production printers for the graphics market. There is is a side by side comparison and positioning vs. the HP Designjet Z5200.
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Campbell Football Wins First Championship
The 2014 Campbell Cougars Football team celebrate their first championship on Saturday, November 22nd by beating Newport 20-6, at UNH.
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I have always LOVED my Glock 45's. However, I decided to get a G23 gen 4 (.40 cal) as my new primary carry gun. It's the compact version, slimmer and more light weight than my G30SF. I got a Blackhawk holster with the extra lock (you can't remove the gun from the holster without pushing the button on the side of the holster). Plus I got two of the matching mag holsters. The problem is...I HATE this gun!!!! The recoil is SO different from my .45s. It pops upward which is very different than my .45s. I should have asked around, because everyone I ask, says, "yes, the.40 cal. really pops"! I can VERY accurately shoot my .45s one handed, but it takes two hands to shoot the .40 and I'm not nearly as accurate. I know that with enough practice, I'll get better, but I hate that I'm not as accurate as I am with my .45s, especially when it's my primary carry gun!
Some have said that having the .40 cal ported will greatly decrease the upward the recoil. Others have said that it will only make a minimal improvement. Anyone else have this problem? Anyone have their .40 ported and did it make a meaningful difference? Thanks in advance!!!!!!!!


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Up until I joined this community, I never imagined the need to actually carry at home. It still seems a bit paranoid to me, but the more I think about it, the more it seems necessary.
My challenge is that I don't normally wear jeans or slacks while I'm home. I typically wear gym shorts or sweat pants.
Edit: I forgot to add that I have two small kids (ages 4 and 7) so the option of stashing weapons around the house is out. I must have the firearm under my direct control at all times.


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Christian Group Demands to See Secret IRS Deal With Atheists
Kelsey Harkness, The Daily Signal
The Faith and Freedom Coalition today demanded release of a secret legal agreement between the IRS and an atheist group about censoring the content of sermons and other messages heard in houses of worship by challenging their tax-exempt status.
Yes, People Believe Abortion Is Murder
Rachel Lu, The Federalist
This much Drum has right: conservatives have issues with our sexually libertine culture. Abortion isn't the only problem with it, just the worst one. The killing of hundreds of thousands of babies annually is a pretty massive "con" to sexual liberation.
Five ways South Korea might be the church of the future
Candida Moss, CNN
Even if it is rarely discussed in the media, Korean Catholicism is among the most vibrant in the world. Here are five reasons South Korea might be the future of Catholic Church.
Portland Child Evangelism Fellowship Under Fire for Preaching to Kids About Sin
Heather Clark, Christian News Network
A chapter of a nationally-recognized Christian group that seeks to reach children with the gospel of Jesus Christ is under fire for teaching kids the biblical doctrine of sin and eternal judgment, in addition to sharing about the love and mercy of God.


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Practical Shooting's live-fire training takes place at an outdoor range, which accommodates handgun, rifle, shotgun, and long-range training.
Customers usually bring their own firearms, though instructors supply equipment during certain classes, including the Youth Firearms Safety Class and the Home Defense Course that uses Simunition, a non-lethal training ammunition.
A member of the Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Department possessing weapons certifications including a federal firearms license, Wes Elliott continues more than a decade of teaching firearm operation to military personnel, law-enforcement officials, and everyday citizens. On Practical Shooting's outdoor range, Elliott and his team lead handgun and rifle courses, covering a catalog of weaponry that spans pistols to shotguns. Beyond shooting instruction, Elliott teaches executive-protection tactics, and his facility also hosts Simunition matches.
Guiding golfers along a lush chlorophyll carpet that stretches for 6,524 yards from the back tees, the course at Choctaw Creek challenges all oncomers with tight, tree-lined fairways and treacherous approaches into elevated greens. The course's titular creek snakes its way through seven holes of the front nine, demanding cautious attention from golfers wary of the unplayable lies and amphibious gophers likely hiding in its murky depths. The back nine demands precise bifurcation of narrow fairways, lest drives stray into the fairway-lining foliage or greenside bunkers. After golfers work up ravenous appetites over 18 holes, the Creekside Grill stands at the ready to refuel them with sandwiches and house-made soups.
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Par 71
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Course rating of 71.2 from the farthest tees
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Paintball Club of Choctaw's eight playing fields accommodate all skill levels, including tikes as young as 8. Players select from various gaming styles such as capture the flag, fast-paced air ball, and themed objectives of protecting the team fort. Abiding by the club's field rules, players conquer obstacles such as picket-fence forts, wooden teepees, giant arrowheads, and cardboard trees.
Paintball Club of Choctaw has recently expended their simulated-warfare offerings, as they also host games of outdoor laser tag on two fields. During downtime, combatants can grab a bite to eat at the snack stand or simply take a breather at one of the nearby tables, where they can rethink strategy and consult dog-eared copies of Sun Tzu's The Art of War.
A gorge filled with foam, a mountain made of tires, and a system of endless mud rivers—it's not the nightmare of a man hoping to pogo stick across America, but a 5K obstacle course. Participants in The Hillbilly Porkchop Roundup start the day by picking up their swag bag stocked with a racing bib, t-shirt, and chip timer before lining up for an individual or team race. They'll then wind their way through 16 muddy obstacles where the object is to not only garner the best time, but to rescue the largest number of plastic pigs scattered throughout the course. After swinging through the hillbilly high bars and navigating the teetering tire bridge, runners dive into the muddy pig crawl before inadvertently hosing off in streams of a super soaker water canon.
Visitors waiting for their own circuit, or toweling off after a run can check on the kid's in the 1-mile race, critique the eats at the State BBQ Championship, or fix their hair in the reflective chrome of a car show.
From the squish of an inflatable underfoot to the satisfying thwack of bat-to-ball contact in the batting cages, Double Play promises the sights and sounds of active fun. For parties, referees preside over dodgeball matches that claim about 90 minutes of two-hour soirees. You can bring your own cake or have Double Play provide it for an extra fee.
At RedPin Restaurant & Bowling Lounge, servers carry nacho orders over to lanes. Yet, these aren?t your typical pile of stale tortilla chips slathered in lukewarm cheese or Cheeez??the squeezable pouch of dairy that kidz crave?these are pulled-beef nachos, homemade chips covered in ranch-raised chuck that's been slow roasted for hours. These kinds of delicious upgrades typify the venue's upscale bowling experience. The staff waits on players from the moment they're seated at 1 of 10 alleys, delivering their shoes and typing their names into the scoring system. As guests wait their turn, they can switch segments of a 60-foot video wall to broadcast their favorite shows or explore the three lounges spread throughout the game area.
Posh geometric furniture dots the entire space, from circular ottomans to the luminous, spherical pendants of the chandeliers. Embedded fragments of recycled red glass turn the bar top into a mosaic stage for martinis and pins trying to pass as oversize beer bottles. With its scenic views of the Bricktown Canal, a private room, and event dining plans, RedPin also hosts memorable special events for groups of varying sizes.
All meals arrive from the The Basement Modern Diner. Its menu highlights made-from-scratch, modernized renditions of bowling-alley cuisine: panko-parmesan breading surrounds the onion rings, and handmade burgers lead to desserts of ice cream sundaes, floats, and spiked milkshakes.


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4 For he was crucified in weakness, but lives by the power of God. For we are weak in him, but in dealing with you we will live with him by the power of God. | 4 For to be sure, he was crucified in weakness, yet he lives by God's power. Likewise, we are weak in him, yet by God's power we will live with him to serve you. |
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1 Open your doors, Lebanon, so that fire will devour your cedars. | 1 Open your doors, O Lebanon, so that fire may devour your cedars! |
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In religions worldwide, any of various evil spirits that mediate between the supernatural and human realms. The term comes from the Greek word daimon, a divine or semidivine power that determined a person's fate. Zoroastrianism had a hierarchy of demons, which were in constant battle with Ahura Mazda. In Judaism it was believed that demons inhabited desert wastes, ruins, and graves and inflicted physical and spiritual disorders on humankind. Christianity placed Satan or Beelzebub at the head of the ranks of demons, and Islam designated Iblis or Satan as the leader of a host of evil jinn. Hinduism has many demons, called asuras, who oppose the devas (gods). In Buddhism demons are seen as tempters who prevent the achievement of nirvana.
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It is only good for the nail and hair. Not good for my under eye because it gives an itchy feeling.
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I've been using Josie Maran 100% Argan Oil for years. I do like the fact that this is an ancient all natural good for your skin product. However, I feel like it doesn't necessarily absorb like many claim. I find it sits on my skin. I don't use a lot either. I use 2 drops if even that much. Because of this I only use it on my freshly cleansed face at night. For fear that my skin will not be fully absorb the product or moisturize and my makeup will slip and slide. Something else about this product. I have acne prone skin and this baby does not clog my pores! Which is a great thing for it being an oil right?! I will continue to buy this product because I do like the health benefits associated with it. I'll just only use it at night.
I got a sample of this from Sephora a long time ago. I never bothered to try it for my skin since I have combination skin and was hesitant to put straight oil in it. I was running out of my night cream so I thought I would give it a try. I've been using it for the past week and I am pleasantly surprised! I could see why some people don't like it as it can feel uncomfortable since it doesn't set right away, however, in the morning my skin looks so clear and even. I have used clairins, korres and origins (which I would still purchase), however, the packaging and all in one use makes me think I would purchase this once I run out of my sample.
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I have tried several face oils and I have the best luck with this product. It doesn't clog my pores... others do. It keeps my skin moisturized and glowing. It has helped with evening out my skintone. It's one of those products that might not give the most amazing results right now as I'm 31. But I'm hoping with constant use that in a decade I will be glade I use it. I use it over my Lacura night cream that has retinol. The combo has done wonders for my skin. I have seen some other brands cheaper after some research so I do think I will try another brand. This price is ridiculous.
Nothing special. JM's argan oil didn't moisturize my skin well enough -- I was not impressed at all. I didn't notice any difference while using this oil. In my opinion, this product is overrated.
I love argan oil. I am not currently using the Josie Maran brand due to the cost although I have in the past, right now I use a gigantic bottle from Whole Foods. Whichever you choose just make sure it is pure. The high quality stuff should come in a dark colored glass bottle because oils like this are sensitive to light.
This is so perfect for my skin. I really notice a difference when I moisturize with an oil as opposed to a moisturizer. My skin feels fresher and brighter and smoother and it doesn't get gross and greasy halfway through the day. I actually find it very balancing.A little goes a looong way, you want to apply it to a damp face or wet your hands first because you only need like three drops for your entire face. If you use more it will still absorb because it's so light and great, but it's just too much and you don't want to waste it or risk clogging your pores. Same goes for your hair, use a tiny amount on damp hair, I find that if I use the oil by itself on dry hair I use way too much and it looks greasy.
My skin is very blackhead prone but I haven't noticed a problem with argan oil. Previously I used rosehip seed oil but stopped because it was breaking me out, but I think argan is supposed to be less comedogenic - I think it's actually ranked as one of the least comedogenic oils used for skincare, but don't quote me on that.
I don't notice a smell, and the product is almost completely clear - maybe slightly almond colored? The dropper is great, I think anything else would be quite messy since it is an oil and you only need such a small amount. It's much more precise this way. Just don't touch the dropper to your hand or face or anything if you're worried about it being unhygienic.
Basically, I love it and I really hope it continues to work for my skin. Highly recommend.
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I don't know who Josie Maran is, but I love her 100% Pure Argan Oil. I know it's organic, has no fragrance, & for all skin types, but I don't use this on my skin because I have oily skin. Actually, you can dress your salads & even put this on baby's butts
I just use it in my hairparticularly when I'm straightening it. It makes my hair shiny, but not obnoxiously so & it moisturizes all my hair without leaving it greasy looking or feeling.
I read that some people don't, but I actually like that it's packaged with a dropper as opposed to a squeeze bottle or a pump. I like being able to see exactly how much I'm using & being precise about how much product I use. This is my favorite argon oil & if you have 3 or 4 (a, b, or c), I recommend using this as a hair treatment.
I have the 0.5 oz Mini jar, which is $16 at Sephora; there are also 1.7 oz for $48 & 4 oz Jumbo for $96 (a $115 value).
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good product. great for the skin. absorbs into skin nicely especially if used after cleaning the face with the clarisonic mia 2. however it is SOOO not worth the price. you can easily go to Whole Foods and get organic 100 percent pure argan oil for half the price and a HUGE bottle. or organic morrocan or jojoba oil. will not repurchase. also not a huge fan of the dropper. would rather have a pump or a cap with an opening from which to pour the pproduct.
To start off let me just say my skin is oily and acne prone. I am on acne topical medications which keeps the breakouts from going out of control. With that said, it may or may not impact how this product works with my skin. The medications make my skin feel dry and flaky, but it's actually oily unless I use this due to overproduction of sebum to counteract the acne medications. Also since I am on the medications, I cannot accurately say whether or not an item actually breaks me out, because almost nothing can break me out. I just have skin reactions to products that don't get along with my skin, not breakouts per se, but just red spots that may flare up or itch or any number of other things that can happen.
I only use this particular oil at night because it does feel a little heavy. Not as heavy as say rosehip oil, coconut oil, or even olive oil to name a few other oils that people do use on their face. It does however absorb quickly so your face doesn't look and feel greasy. But you do feel it's presence in a way I can't quite seem to put into words.
Now the results you get from this product may vary from mine. Everyone's skin is different and reacts differently to different products. In the day time I use a similar product which I have a review of as well. It is the light version of this oil since I do not want such a heavy product on my face while I have a lot of other products on it already. Do check out the other product if this one seems too heavy for you. But you are probably better off steering clear of either if you have had some kind of reaction. With a reaction like breakouts it is hard to say, but if you are willing to give it a shot, maybe the light version will be a godsend.
LOVING this! I've been hooked on Moroccan Oil for my hair and facial and body oils generally, from way back when Clarins was one of the few (maybe the only) company making facial oils and specific body oils. But maybe because Josie Maran isn't really well known in Canada, I just never bothered to try her 100% pure argan oil until a few days ago.
I like that this can be used around the eyes (not so with the Clarins oils and I'm not sure one way or the other with the Kiehl's and Boscia tsubaki oils I have) as well as all over the face. It's great for nails and cuticles. I haven't tried it on my hair yet (I only have the tiny bottle and want to make it last) but I think will definitely give it a try before finishing the bottle entirely but I do plan on getting the middle sized one very soon because I like the multipurpose nature of this. Applying it to my face at night, my skin seems very calm and soothed and when I wake up, my skin look soft and not at all oily or greasy.
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FCPA Compliance and Ethics Report-Episode 110-interview with Jonathan Armstrong
Cross-Border Update on Investing and Doing Business in the United States
Cross-Border Regulation of Swaps Update from ISDA's Robert Pickel (Part 1)
Barbara Knoflach, CEO of SEB Asset Management, on the rise of cross-border real estate investment
License to travel: how regulation is benefiting business abroad
Global Dealmaking in 2013: Why the Best Strategies will Dominate
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Selected originals (offcuts, selected scenes, out-takes, rushes) for story "All Blacks Beat Ireland" - 53/5.
Rugby match between Ireland and the All Blacks. Played in Dublin, Ireland. Various shots of the match.
Seems to be the same material as used in cut story and the two are around the same length - probably no extra material.